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She missed the cricket like 6 times but at least found its water and is having a good drink.lol
Regards Konstantin
Regards Konstantin
Stoopid spooderShe missed the cricket like 6 times but at least found its water and is having a good drink.lol
My MM GBB did the same. I only feed him once a month now.My gbb molted 3 weeks ago and hasn't eaten yet has plenty of water but keeps refusing food
HiMine is only about 8-10 cm now
Finally my Gbb had her first meal today after moulting nearly 4 weeks ago feel so relievedHi
Mine is a bit shy after the rehouse and the last moult.Only webbed a corner of the enclosure and rarely goes on the other side.But is very food orientated atm it is out and about more after her meal while before was only in her burrow. She stopped eating on 15.04 and moulted on 08.05.I gave her 10 days to harden the fangs before I fed her and is once per week I offer food.I take it out in 24 hours too.
I will be more concerned if she drinks as mine didn't untill I put water right in front of her 8 days after her moult and the waterdish was always full in the opposite corner 15 cm away.She just didn't bothergoing out of her hide.
If yours abdomen is not too small I wont worry just keep offering.
My Nhandu Cromatus is very slow to settle after a rehouse and a very finicky eater.She eats then stoppes for few weeks.I think premoult then she eats again and so on.Now she refuses again but think this time it may be moult comming
They are known to be very food motivated like the GBB but there are always exceptions of the norm.
Regards Konstantin
its us who panicks! spiders are like.....what's all the fuss about? I will eat when I am ready....ha haFinally my Gbb had her first meal today after moulting nearly 4 weeks ago feel so relieved
@Arachnoclown mentioned that mature females will often not eat for extended periods after molting, in another thread hereits us who panicks! spiders are like.....what's all the fuss about? I will eat when I am ready....ha ha
Yes exactly its just a relief to see them eat@Arachnoclown mentioned that mature females will often not eat for extended periods after molting, in another thread here